PHProjekt

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At present, PHProjekt has reached version 4.2.3, while the manual is at version 4.1. PHProjekt is distributed with a number of help files, but these are also out of date. You can file bug reports/wishes to the Bugtracker on the home page, or try your luck in the Forum. This WikiBook is a user manual for PHProjekt, written by the end-users themselves. It is our hope to keep up with development by using this wiki.

You can contribute too, by hitting "edit this page" at the top of this page. Free (as in freedom) software needs free (as in freedom) manuals. Please read the GNU Free Documentation License for details.

Enter the address of your PHProjekt web server into your browser. This may be something like yourprojectserver.com/index.php or your domain.com/phprojekt/index.php. If you do not know the address, you need to contact the administrator who setup PHProjekt on your system.

If the web server requires you to accept a security certificate - do that.

You should see

a logo

a login field: Enter the user name given to you by your PHProjekt administrator.

Create event - select start and end time by clicking in the day view, add some text, hit Create.

Extended view - One of the more interesting features of PHProjekt is that it lets you input an all-day event which can be one-time or perpetual. Such an event doesn't block the time blocks of the daily schedule, but shows up as a textline above the daily schedule table. It's useful for things like holidays.

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1. Sign in by hitting the button on the summary page or on the time card page. You will be taken to the time card page automatically from the summary page. Hit the graphical OK-button below the text "Start".

2. You will see your sign in time to the right, for example 1000. Enter an end time, for example 1010. Click the enter button on screen. If your browser supports it, just hit the enter key on your keyboard.

3. To the left on you should see projects with status "in progress", but only if you are a participant. If you don't see any projects, fix the status or get yourself added as a participant - or both.

4. Below the projects you will see a sum of all available time. If you follow this example, you should see 0 hours and 10 minutes.

5. Enter the available hours and minutes in the fields for the correct project, add a comment if you want, then hit the white enter button on screen.

IMPORTANT NOTE - A BUG: at present (4.2) the button next to the comment field does not work.

SECONDARY NOTE: On the project page, you can get statistics about yourself and others in relation to time spent on one or more projects.

The Helpdesk module, formerly called RTS, is a means to submit trouble tickets from outside clients. It's somewhat unique in that in can allow remote access without going through a formal login process.

The double greater-than sign is a means to logout of PHProjekt and the underlying database such as MySQL. In general, the logout mechanism is put in place to cut a "persistent" connection to the database before it bounces a user for inactivity.